My iGPSport iGS800 review... I'm impressed

The reviewer provides a detailed review of the iGPSPORT iGS800 bike computer. They note it is a color touchscreen device with a large display and broad feature set at an attractive, though not cheap, price point. The unboxing and build quality, including a metal cleat mount and carbon-weave plastic back, give a premium impression. The user interface is very similar to recent Garmin devices, which they find intuitive and customizable. The device boots and locks onto GPS quickly, supports multiple satellite systems, and has customizable ride profiles and data screens. The display is large with narrow bezels, and the touchscreen is responsive, though less so with gloves and potentially in wet conditions. Physical buttons provide an alternative control method. Navigation via imported routes works well, though on-device route creation is limited and the map zoom function is quirky. It lacks some advanced training features, rider tracking, and on-the-fly climb detection found on competitors. Battery life appears strong. Overall, the reviewer concludes it offers 80-90% of a top-end computer's core features at about 60% of the cost and recommends it for those not locked into an ecosystem and who don't need esoteric features.